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Aluna’s POVThe mountain burned for three straight days. And after the mountain came the disasters. At first, everyone believed it was isolated.One eruption.One collapse.One strange disturbance beneath the earth.But then reports started flooding into the kingdom from every wolfclan territory across the realm.Rivers overflowed without rain. Entire forests caught fire overnight. Ice storms destroyed northern wolf settlements in the middle of spring. The ground split apart beneath villages.Lakes boiled.Animals fled from territories in massive numbers like nature itself was trying to escape something beneath the earth. And with every disaster…I felt him. Vaelthryx. Growing stronger. The throne room had become a war chamber now. Maps covered the large table while messengers moved constantly in and out of the room carrying reports from different packs and kingdoms.Nobody smiled anymore. Fear had started spreading faster than the disasters themselves. James placed another scroll ont

Dalton’s POVThe moment those words left the guard’s mouth, I already knew the kingdom was about to fracture.“The citizens gathered outside the palace gates.”James frowned instantly, his eyes sharp with concern.“For what?”The guard hesitated like he regretted having a tongue at all. Then he spoke quietly. “They’re demanding to see the Moon Goddess child.”My stomach tightened immediately. No. Not because I didn’t expect fear. But because I knew exactly how fast fear turns into something uglier when it’s allowed to breathe too long.Outside the palace walls, the noise had already begun to rise, faint but growing, like a storm finding its voice. And fear… fear always needed a target. I stepped toward the balcony without waiting for permission, because I didn’t need anyone’s approval to understand what was happening.The air outside was wrong. It carried tension like a living thing. When I looked down, the courtyard was already full. Too full.Wolves, elders, warriors, even civilians

Aluna’s POVI woke up with a sharp inhale, like I had been dragged back into my body from somewhere too deep to name. For a moment, everything felt distant. Blurry.Then pain settled in—heavy exhaustion through my limbs, a draining emptiness in my chest, and the faint echo of the tether still clinging at the edges of my mind.Dalton.That was the first thought that grounded me.My eyes snapped open fully. He was there. Alive. Breathing. James stood near the bed, tense but relieved, while Queen Seraphina and a few guards remained at a distance like they were trying to give space without fully leaving.Dalton’s hand was still in mine. But something was wrong. The mark. It was still there. Faint, but active. My chest tightened. “No,” I whispered. Selene stirred weakly. He is not fully free.I sat up quickly despite the wave of dizziness that hit me immediately. “Aluna—slow down,” James said. I ignored him.My focus was on Dalton’s hand. The witch’s mark pulsed faintly beneath his skin l

Aluna’s POVThe moment I stepped fully onto the battlefield, the world stopped feeling like a kingdom and started feeling like survival carved into chaos. Everything was noise layered on noise.Metal clashing against metal. Wolves shouting orders that barely reached anyone through the pressure of the Blood Moon. Dark energy detonating in bursts across broken ground. And beneath it all… the steady, suffocating weight of the Blood Moon pressing down on every living thing like the sky itself wanted the world on its knees.There was blood on the earth already. Not small traces. Real pools forming in cracked soil where wolves had fallen and barely managed to rise again. But something was wrong. Because even blood didn’t stay permanent anymore. Some wounds were closing too fast. Some bodies were being forced back up when they should have stayed down.Death was no longer clean here. It was unstable.And that alone made the battlefield feel like something unnatural was feeding it. Then I saw

Dalton’s POVThe first thing I felt was silence, not the peaceful kind but the kind that comes after something too large to survive has finally been forced into an ending, my body ached before I even managed to open my eyes properly and every breath dragged through my chest like I had to relearn how to live again, beneath that pain was something heavier that I couldn’t immediately name until my vision cleared and I saw it… blood everywhere, not just scattered drops but wide stains soaked into broken earth where wolves had fallen and not all of them had gotten back up. I blinked slowly and the sky above us no longer carried the red curse of the Blood Moon, it was gone, not fading, not retreating, simply erased like something ancient had been removed from existence entirely, I tried to move and pain instantly shot through my side forcing a low breath out of me as I realized I was still alive, just barely.A shadow shifted beside me and I heard her voice before I fully turned, “Don’t mo